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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-07-09

lanl Office at Grand Forks, nak, May 81, iss7-
Notice |. hereby given tint the following named settler
has hlc'i notice VI his intention Ia make final proof 10
support or his claim, and that said proof will hs made
before the judge or in his absence before I G. sauu-
iers. clerk Of district court at Devils Lake, u 7, gu
July 10, 1887, viz: PETER BLASS, II B., for the
h"lI sec l2, town 15i range G,.
lie namcs the following witnesse. to prove his con.
tin,i"'is %r".ilence upon. AMI cultivation Of said land.
Edword Walter, Win Tolfnrh, Edward S.lert, John
l.rlnc, all Of Devils Lake 20, Ramsey Co. Uak.
lU-i5 KCTIFF%SY Register
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-07-09

Land Office at Grand Forks, Oak, June q, 1857
Notice Is hereby given thai the following. named setslsr
has filed notice Of hi. intention to make final proof IN
support Of his claim, md that said proof will he nads
brtor" the judge and ~ex-nfhcio clerk of the probate
court Of Ramsey county Mt Devils Lake, h 7 on July
81, lss7. viz PETER kERSTEN, s., for the
me-, ser I town la4, rang" G..
Tie names the following witnesses to prove his cou.
tihious residence upon amt cultivation Of said land.
Frank litten, Willism Culington, Louis Hacker, Al.
bert Barker, all OF Devils Lake. Dnk.
nc. TIFFANY. Register.
EFT Mucn, Attorney, IBIS
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-07-09
SUMMONS.

L district Court, Third Judicial District.
John Harrington, Trustee, Plaintiff,
".
John SrhIai".rs and L. +. Hunt, c"Irirtner1 a. SchlA.
berg + Hunt. Defendants.
The Territory of Dakotn 10 the above nani.~i def. uixn::
N"i and each Of yoh are hereby summoned and re.
Ihired 10 answer the complaint in the ahove entitled
action. "a copy ot which has been filed in the one. VI
III" clerk Of said court, and 10 serve q copy Of your
Answer To- tn. said complaint on the subscriber. at his
Office IN tn. city Of Devils Lake, in the county Of RAM
sey and Territory aforesaid, within thirty days after
the service Of this summon. upon YOU, exclusive Of
tho day OF such service; and II you fail 10 answer the
said complaint within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff
in this action will apply To tn" court for the relief DE-
manded in the complaint.
Dated June !, A b, 1857.
C.L. CAMPBELL,
1ll7 Plaintiff $ Attorney, Devils axe, DIT.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-07-09

Land Office at Grand Forks. Dakota, June 81, 1857
Notice Is hereby given that the following uAmei settler
has filed notice Of her intention to make final proof In
support OF her claim, and that said proof will 6e made
before the judge or in his absence before T G !saunder,
clerk OF the district court At Devils Lake, D T, OF
August IL, lss7, viz: MARY I HETRlCK. u ; No
l%,hs. for the swll4 see |, town l55, range G2.
She names the following witnesses to prove her con-
tinuous residence upon, and cultivation Of, said land:
Charles ' Trout, WV Trout. Geo W burgess. kemi
Nilandre, all of Devils Lake p o, Dakota.
li-l9 d. TIFFANY. Register.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-07-09

Land Office at t;ranl Forks. Dakota, Ma, 81, lss7-
Motto" Is hereby given thnt the following named settler
has hl"i motto" "lhis intention TO make final proof IN
support Of his claim, and TINT said proof will bv
nude before III" judge alri ">niiicio clerk Of the pro.
hat" court at Devils Lake, Ramsey county, Dak, on
July II, 1887, viz GrNDER q LIE, for the n~i.
see ~, town 10. range G2.
lie iaincs the following witnesses 10 prove his con
tinu"il- residence upon aud cultivation Of said land:
n n T'"t"n. Engehrrt o Lykkru, Mikkel Teigrn and
knud from, NIL Of Devil. Lake, Dak.
nc TIFFANY. Register.
Flittic, Shelley Il Srrungnr,i, Attorneys. lHlj
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-07-09
FINAL PROOF NOTICES,
PAYMENT in advance for final proofs
in this journal must be made when no
tice is handed to the printer.

Land Office at Grand Forks. DakUta, June q, 1857
Notice Is hereby given that the following named settler
has filed notice Of his Intention to make final proof In
support OF his claim, a1d that said proof will BE- made
before ~ McClory, judge and ex.ohicio clerk Of the
probate court at Devils Lake D T on Monday August
1857 viz: GEORGE c %NORTHRUP, H ENo-fs
the sw1 sec %, town l54, range 60.
lie names the following witnesses to prove his con.
unuous residence upon and cultivation Of said land:
Anton Rittcn, William 4 Mahood, John sha1d,
Michael Kitten, all Of Crazy. Ramsey Co 7.
. BIC TIFFANY, Register.
Flitti", Shelley / S~erumgard, Attorneys. 1879
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-07-09

Land Office AT Grand Forks, Dakota, May 81, Inf
Soticc Is hereby given that the foilo"ins.Lamcd %sottler
has filed motto. of his intention to make final proof in
support Of hi. claim, and that said proof will IL, made
before the judge ami rx-onicin clerk Of III. probate
court in and for the county Of Ramsey. Hak, ut Devils
Lake, Dnk, On July ., lss7. viz: ANDREW r GIL.
SETH, n" lln7;. for the ."it ncl4 and cE sci, see
%. town lb5, range G!.
lie names til" following witnr.sr- to prove his con.
tihl"ls Residence upon, and cultivation Of. sail land:
Lemhrl berry. " II Berry, II u Anderson, " II Brad.
Icy, all Devils Lake. ut.
l0-h BCTIffASY Register.
Land clirc II, Grand Forks. lLak, June =, lss7-
Motto" l., hereby given. that the following. named settler
has hlrd notice 81 his intention to make final proof Ia
support Of hi. claim. and tina, said proof i'll lie male
before the judge AMI cX uiicip clerk Of tin. probate
court. Ramsey county, nt Devils Lake, Oak, on July
Is, 1881, viz: OLE X GROVE, :, for the nsL1 sec /,
town lI;, rang. 81.
lie names the following witnesses L, prov. his con.
tihioua Residence upon and cultivation Of said land:
John h%hlidso,, Ole Anderson. Hans Anton-on, An.
drew Anderson, all Of Devils Lake. d r.
nc TIFFANY, Register.
III Motn, Attorney. lois
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-07-09

Land Office at Grand Forks, Dakota, July l., 1856
Motto" is hereby given that the following named set
proof in support of his claim, and that said proof
will be made before PJ McClory, Probate Judge At
Devil, Lake, Oak, on Aug. 6. 1887. viz: JOHN c.
OLIVER, for the NV y Of the 9. u sw 4 Of the no u
AMI lots . and 3 Of sec %, town l52, range G..
He names the following witnesses To prove his con
tinuous residence upon, and cultivation Of said land:
VIM W Flynn, Ole Christofferson Leroy c Palmer and
Gerald Avery, all of Jerusalem.
li.l9 II, &, EFAN Revisier
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-07-09
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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-07-09

's""s WING s"Ns" Nu' ~ ".
Notice is hereby given that the following named settler
has filed notice Of his intention I" make hnal proof
in support of his claim. and that slid proof will liz
made before 7 G Saunders, clerk Of the district court
at Devils Lake, Dak, on July 10, 1857, viz: BYRON
STONE, pS No l, i:!', for the nwl, sec u, town
la, range tL.
u" names the following mitn-s-rs ln prove hi, con.
tinnom- residence upon. and cultivation of, said land:
George Miller, John Lynch. Bj"rn Ms",is,n, Alex.
amber Mclean, all Of Devils lake, lnk.
la-ls nc TIFFANY. Register.
| United States lAul Office mt Devils Lake, ID T, June
:, lss~I.-tomllaint having been entered 1T this Office
lV JAMES IL. B,sicn, against Annie iinuslnau, for
failure to comply with law rs I" timber culture entry
No. $40, dated February II, 1854. upon the south
east y section .. town III. range IL, In Ramsey
county, Dakota, will. IL view To the cancellation Of said
cntty; r"ht"stait alleging that sail claimant haA failed
to plant any tree. on said land iuriu. tho wears lssG
and 1887, and has failed to plant five acre. Of seei ur
trees on said tract during the said time and has failc.i
to cultivate said tract OF any part thereof during tho
year 1857, also that said Annie liAu,nlan has agreed in
writing To sell said tract OF land und nll her right and
| NIL her right, title and interest In md Ia said land, ami
Inns wholly abandoned said tract and failed 10 comply
with III" laws in ,rG"rd I" timber culture entries il
1 regard l." said claim, the said IMrtir. are hereby sum
m"n"d I" appear at this Office" un the l-t day of August,
lss7. u, IL o'clock II ~, To respond and furnish ie,ti.
n"ny concerning said alleged failure.
| l3.l7 HEM, ". LoKr. Nrvi,,er
Land ONCE Mt Grand Forks, y T, June ., lss7-
Notice is hereby given that tho following named settler
has filed notice Of his intention to make final proof in
before clerk uf III" court Of Ramsey county, II. T., ut
Devils Lake, u T., on july -, 1887, viz: GEORGE
OLIVER, for the '"i n~ sec 4. So 4 SO q sec &, IL.
II. names III. following Witnesses to prove lis cou.
tinnons residence upon. and cultivation Of said land:
Ira Virkcry, John Mullen, and Alfred Stevens al VI
Cray, .. T. and W" Y l'%n"ry Of Devil. Lake. DIT.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-07-09
SUMMONS

Plaintiffs Attorney, Dey
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-07-09

1919,
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virginia Election Returns.

Alexandria County: James E. Clements,
Commemorative Attorney, reelected; II.
L. Holmes, Commissioner OF Revenue; w.
G. wibert, County Treasurer-all Citizens
candidates. A. B. Greeuwell, II. Ball and
Tibbetts Allen, Republicans, were elected
Supervisors. For County Clerk tho con-
test Is close between II. II. Young and r
w. johnson.
The Republicans elected their entire
ticket In Stafford, King George, Greenville,
Caroline, Prince Edward, Norfolk and Din
widdie.
Rockbridge County went Democratic;
! alec the city Of Lexington.
Shenandoah elects Koontz County Treas
urer; Baker, Commemorative Attorney,
and Miley, Sheriff, all Democrats, and
Walker, Republican, County Clerk.
Orange, Southampton, Campbell, Am.
herst, Frederick and Augusta 60 Demo
cratic.
Princess Anne elects the coalition ticket
In Rockingham County Harrison, Re-
publican, defeats Yancy, Independent Dem
ocrat, for Attorney; Messerly, Democrat, Il
elected County Clerk, and Martz, Demo
crat, Circuit Clerk. The Republicans eec
q full Board Of Supervisors.
The Washington critic., 1887-05-28
SPORTS OF THE SEASON.

There has been great deal Of talk about
town for come time past Of midsummer
meeting for "cross country" horses at Ivy
City. The scheme is good one, and one
that should amount to something more than
talk. The Jumpers at present are all Idle,
and will remain SO until the Saratoga meet
Ing, and even then they will have very little
to do--one race day will hardly keep all
Of them busy--and from the assurances OF
owners we could have all we want to make
up first class meeting. The sport ls a
grand one, and would give some OF the
gentlemen who have ridden on Mr.. Greger's
paper chases chance TO show what they
could do over stiff country when going at
fair rate Of speed. The course at Ivy City
adoubt but that the meeting could be made
good one.
. CRITIC reporter has seen a number OF
gentlemen who have been mentioned lu
connection with this project and finds them
all very enthusiastic. Mr.. Murray, secre-
tary Of the Fair Association, said: ~ feel
sure such a meeting would be grand sue
cess u properly, managed, and II we have It
at all you may be sure II will be rare treat
to the epoit-lovipg people who can't get
away from here during the summer and
would give us chance to see II our gentle.
men riders can hold up their end. What
we should have is programme modelled
something like that Of the Rockaway Hunt
Club and a few energetic gentlemen to take
hold Of the scheme and work It through.
Where is the hunt club forMed here two
years ago? Are they still In exlstencep II
SO they are the very people to push this
thing SO that It would be the best meeting
Of the kind In the country"
And now a word about yesterdays game.
The almost universal opinion Is that It was
lost through O'Day's wild pitching. The
public have lost considerable confidence In
Hank, and when he Is announced to pitch
there are few who look for victory. He
is undoubtedly effective, but his effective
ness is overbalauced by such degree Of
wildness that not even perfect playing by
the rest OF the nine can counterbalauce It.
O'Day yesterday sent men to bases on
balls, made Wild pitches and caused Q
passed balls. How could any nine win In
the face Of such errorsp Winning yester-
terdaY's game would have placed us even
with Pittsburg. Losing 1t places US be-
hind. To-day cannot realize the import
ance OF careful pitching, few fines might
be advisable. The public pay to soc good
playing, not such miserable exhibition as
that Of yesterday.
The League club percentages to date are:
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The League club percentages to date are.
nasebail PersonalItIcs.

baseball PersOnalities.
1t is stated that the reason "Watch"
Burnham hangs on so long at Indianapolis
is that he knows the details OF the scheme
by which Indianapolis got League fran
chise, and holds his place aud draws salary
by virtue Of his knowledge.
Detroit's victory over New York yester-
day was achieved In the first inning, when
the Detroits made seven runs on very wild
pitching by George and weak fielding by the
New Yorks. kcefe is the only reliable
pitcher the New Yorks have this year.
Pitcher Boyle OF indianapolis was pre-.
sented with handsome medal by his ad.
mirers in Philadelphia yesterday.
The Baltimore SIN says: "Despite all the
denials, the twelve-club League idea is
being quietly handed round. A.. G. spald-
ing, q. Won der Abe, Q. ii. Bryne, William
Barnie, +. Q. Bancroft and John B. Day are
all said to be in favor Of 1t, and think that
1t is destined to restore harmony and reduce
expenses" Against this scheme Washing
ton vigorously protests.
Ae soon as his hand is we'll, Ewing is to
be tried at third base by the New York
Club.
The Pittsburg Chronicle. Telegraph flip
PANTY says: "Providence saved the Ale
gheny club from defeat yesterday. Shaw,
although from Providence, was trying his
best to defeat the nine"
Duluth has offered indianapolis 81, 900 for
the release Of Joe Quinn, and he will prob.
ably be sold.
Springfield has been expelled from the
Eastern League for failure to file bond.
An effort Is to be made to induce the
New York Reserves to take Springaeld'a
place.
Hanlon OF the Detroits gave to the world
| o big canard yesterday. Here It is: 1t 4:
reported that great baseball deal is on the
tapis. Captain Hanlon OF the Detroits sayt
| II Is the intention Of tho Detroit manage
ment TO remove their team from Detroit tc
Brooklyn.-(Exchange.
Ex.Umpire Wilson is negotiating with thu
directors Of the Indianapolis club, with Q
view Of signing to manage the nine.
Sullivan received $43 for umpiring tht
game at New Haven on Wednesday. Sulii
van umpired fairly well.
indianapolis has made an offer for Hoover
centre fielder OF Wilkesbarre, who Is battinf
the ball very hard Just now. The wilkes
barre directors refused the bid, and decicet
not to part with Hoover under 50 900.
| Yesterdays games-League: Washington
s, Pittsburg O.; Boston 8, Chicago 8; Detroi
II, New York 0; Philadelphia 8, Indian
apoliB 0. Association; Brooklyn 8, Louis
vile 8; st. Louis 8, Metropolitans 1; Ath
letic O, Cincinnati 8, Ia ..
The Washington critic., 1887-05-28

moving in certain enterprises, which, when
accomplished, will add to tho lasting glory
OF the Capital City. I need not add any
other reasons TO those already given you
why Takoma Park offers special induce
ments to capitalists as we'll as those In
search Of homesteads. No more favorable
opportunities for profitable investments
exist. A moderate Income will enable one
to become the owner OF his own house.
Many department clerks are paying out
sums as monthly rentals that would buy q
home at Takoma Park II applied as purchase
money. A spacious hotel will soon be
erected; In fact, work will probably COM
mence thereon next MONTH"
O. R.-"I think you have made out good
case for Takoma Park, Mr.. Wolston, and
shall take pleasure in presenting your
views to the readers Of THE CRITIC, remind
ing them that for further information on
this interesting subject they may apply to
Messrs. Longley and Wolston, $50 street
northwest
The Washington critic., 1887-05-28
AMUSEMENT NOTES.

1t ls somewhat late In the theatrical sea-
son, but the strong attractions are not all
out Of the Washington amusement field.
Dockstader's Minstrels are known all over
the country as o company Of musicians and
comedians who are unexcelled In their Pc
cuiar line. Their engagement at the Ma
tional next week will be treat to the ad-
mirers of Ethiopian specially work, as the
D0ckstader organization is unexcelled In
that line,
The ever.popular and sparkling "Oli.
vette" will be presented next week by the
Washington Summer Opera Company at
Albaugh's. Summer opera has met with
the warm appreciation OF the Washington
public, and so has the Washington Opera
Company, notwithstanding some unfavor-
able criticism to be made on the work Of the
chorus. "Olivette" is one of the pioneers
Of the class OF opera that has become so
popular in late years, and will doubtless
call forth large audiences.
The famous extravaganza "Dreams" has
made innumerable audiences laugh until
laughter became positively painful. irwin
be presented at Harris BiJou next week by
company that has secured much favor,
Some OF the most eminent comedians Of the
day owe much OF their success to the mirth-
provoking qualities OF this production, and
II is evidently destined TO remain before
the public long enough TO bring out con-
siderably more talent.
~.
The summer garden in connection with
Kernan's has proved q much-appreciated
enterprise. Excellent music is now fur
nished by the Vienna Ladies' Orchestra, and
flret-class talent will be employed In this
department throughout the season. An
entire new bill will be presented In the thea
tire next week, commencing Monday after
noon.
Herr Anton Schott, theecelebrated Ger
mnn tenor, appears at the Congregational
Church tonight. This is announced as his
last appearance and programme caleu-
lated to commemorate the event has been
arranged. He Will be assisted by Herman
Rakeman, vielinist, and VIM. Waldecker,
accompanied.
The concert of the Marine Band at the
National on Sunday evening will be one Of
the big events Of the military season. Pro-
fessor Sousa will be assisted by Mr.. Pruette,
late OF the Abbott Company, aud engaged
for the Nationals summer opera season.
The Toledo Cadets viii give their famous
silent drill during the performance OF "Tht
Passing Regiment" at the National Theatre
tonight. ~
The Capital Theatre, formerly the
"Dime,n has enjoyed highly successful
week with an enjoyable variety programme
as the attraction.
The Washington critic., 1887-05-28
Prejudice Kills,

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was not worth s5, and the managers could
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reporting. When President Hayes recog-
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bringing the Centennial project to sue
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made. Yet the occasion was relatively as
important as the Portrush banquet; but
the "dignity OF the press" Is an unknown
nnnntitY In American journalism.
The Washington critic., 1887-05-28

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